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...Henry Ford and a third party! " This is the text which Roy V. Harrup, of Omaha, President of the American Economic League, intends to preach in every state in the Union...
...machine which has been approved by the faculty of Northwestern. This device enables the psychologist to determine the qualities of a student by means of two pedals and five levers. News despatches do not make it clear whether the machine in question is sold under the trade-name of Ford or not. Of course, the Ford has long been recognized as a test of character. The inventor of the Northwestern machine divides humanity into four classes: 1) the man who knows it all, 2) the man who asks advice when anything goes wrong, 3) the nervous individual who is easily...
Despite Mr. Ford's antipathies to Wall Street, as frequently stated in his Dearborn Independent, a recent expression of his views on American business prospects quite agrees with what leading Wall Street bankers have been saying for several months...
...Allen, Robert Blaney, Richard Collins Jr., P. J. Darlington, Robert Ford. B. D. Leahey, Atherton Noyes Jr., G. H. Perkins, F. D. Stranahan, C. M. Wells, A. M. Bruno '23, manager...
Justice John Ford of the Supreme Court of New York, like Polonius, had a daughter. One day, so the story goes, he caught her reading D. H. Lawrence's Women in Love. It is a very long novel, an erudite and obscure novel, and some critics say - among them H. L. Mencken - a very dull novel. But unquestionably it has some erotic passages which are intelligible to the sophisticated intelligentsia, Whether they were understood by his daughter or not Justice Ford did not say; whether her mind was corrupted by them he did not try to ascertain. But Justice...